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Capacity: 8 oz.

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Product Overview

Holds up to 8 oz. (1/2 pint)
Perfect for packaging mayonnaise and other condiments
Compatible with 58/400 size lids (sold separately)
Clear glass allows for great visibility of contents
Unbranded jar allows you to easily add your own custom label or logo

UPC Code:400016840834

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58/400 Metal Lid with Plastisol Liner - 100/Pack
$36.49/Pack
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58/400 Smooth Unlined White Lid - 100/Pack
$10.49/Pack
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58/400 Smooth Black Lid with Foam Liner - 100/Pack
$14.99/Pack

Quantity: 12/Case
Shipping Weight: 4.1 lb.
Height: 4 1/4 Inches
Diameter: 2 7/16 Inches
Capacity: 8 oz.
Color: Clear
Features: Made in America Recyclable
Honey Capacity: 10 oz. Honey Weight
Lid: Without Lid
Lid Type: Continuous Thread
Material: Glass
Neck Finish: 58/400
Shape: Round
Type: Jars

Details

Package and distribute condiments with ease using this 8 oz. glass mayonnaise jar. This jar's classic round shape is perfect for packaging mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, and other condiments. This jar holds 8 oz. (1/2 pint) of product, making it an ideal choice for offering smaller portions. The glass material allows great visibility of the contents for merchandising and display. This jar is an ideal choice for safe packaging, storage, and distribution of your products.

The clear, classic design of this jar makes it easy to showcase the products it contains, and it even has space for you to add your own label. The jar comes conveniently unbranded, allowing you to add your own custom brand or label to provide nutrition information. Pair this jar with a compatible 58/400 size lid (sold separately) for a complete experience.

Overall Dimensions:
Diameter: 2 7/16"
Height: 4 1/4"
Capacity: 10 oz. (honey weight) /8 fl. oz.

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Customer questions about this product

What is honey weight?

Honey weight refers to the net weight ounces (net wt. oz.) of honey that a container can hold. This is measured by taking the difference in the weight of the bottle, and the weight of the bottle after being filled.

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